Gulf Pacific Contracting LLC

Gulf Pacific Contracting LLC, doing business as Government Construction, is an SBA-certified HUBZone small disadvantaged business based in Bonifay, Florida, that delivers facility construction, repair, and maintenance services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across defense and civilian installations. The company operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards) and competes predominantly under small business set-asides — approximately 65% of recent awards carry Total Small Business or HUBZone designations, with the remainder issued full-and-open to the vendor as a certified HUBZone firm.

Gulf Pacific's capability portfolio centers on mechanical, electrical, HVAC, painting, flooring, and general facility infrastructure services. Concrete representative work includes a $1.04 million Air Force Materiel Command delivery order (July 2025) for maintenance, repair, and alteration of mechanical and electrical subsystems at Robins Air Force Base under a $95 million IDIQ; a $25 million AFSOC IDIQ award (September 2025) for HVAC services at Hurlburt Field, Florida, with individual task orders ranging up to $3 million; a $50 million Coast Guard D7 RMACC Bridge Contract (July 2024) for real property repairs and maintenance across Coast Guard Region 7 (Southeast) facilities; and multiple task orders under a $4 million AFSOC BPA for flooring installation and painting services. Work encompasses sewer repair, transformer replacement, backflow device repairs, aircraft corrosion control, exterior protective coatings, interior and exterior painting, carpet and tile installation, and facility envelope restoration at military installations and civilian federal sites.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to defense. The top five customer agencies by award count and potential value account for 65% of awards and 87% of combined potential value. Air Force Materiel Command leads the dollars ranking with 58 awards and $218.4 million combined potential value, anchored by the $95 million Robins Air Force Base mechanical/electrical IDIQ. Naval Facilities Engineering Command (57 awards, $113.6 million) and the Coast Guard (19 awards, $58.7 million) follow. Air Force Special Operations Command places the most individual awards (60) but ranks fourth in dollars at $37.8 million, reflecting smaller per-task-order values under the $4 million flooring and painting BPA and the newly awarded $25 million HVAC IDIQ. Naval Installations Command and Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex round out the top five. The vendor has served 28 distinct federal agencies across the portfolio.

Gulf Pacific holds seven named parent vehicles spanning defense and civilian agencies. The most active are two Air Force Materiel Command indefinite delivery contracts (FA441716D0002 and FA850116D0010, combined 82 task orders) and a Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command IDIQ (N6945015D4142, 28 task orders). The $95 million Robins Air Force Base Mechanical/Electrical II contract (IDIQ, multiple-award HUBZone set-aside, running through April 2029) and the $50 million Coast Guard D7 RMACC Bridge Contract (single-award Total Small Business, through July 2028) represent the largest dollar vehicles. The $25 million AFSOC HVAC IDIQ (awarded September 2025, running through September 2030) and the $4 million AFSOC flooring and painting BPA (awarded April 2025, through March 2029) are recent additions. The $3 million Air Education and Training Command painting IDIQ (multiple-award Total Small Business, through September 2026) and a $1 million AFSOC flooring BPA (multiple-award, expired September 2025) are also in the portfolio.

Activity has grown moderately over the past five years, from four awards in 2022 to a peak of 16 awards in 2024, with 13 awards in 2025 and four in the first quarter of 2026. Only one award (combined potential value $1.4 million) reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete pressure. The portfolio spans 375 total awards with combined potential value of $516.9 million and obligated dollars of $89 million (17% of potential value), reflecting a mix of mature task-order vehicles and newer IDIQs not yet heavily tasked.

Gulf Pacific's work is concentrated in three primary construction trade categories. Painting and wall covering contractors (136 awards) constitute the largest NAICS slice, followed by commercial and institutional building construction (70 awards) and plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors (58 awards), accounting for most of the portfolio by count. Top PSC codes align with the work: repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings (77 awards), maintenance of miscellaneous buildings (19 awards), and maintenance/repair of plumbing and HVAC equipment. The scope across NAICS and PSC reflects Gulf Pacific's positioning as a full-spectrum facility support contractor for base-wide and facility-specific infrastructure needs rather than a narrow specialist.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue captures a partial view of Gulf Pacific's federal service contract activity above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods, products, and classified work. The SCI dataset shows $865 thousand invoiced in FY2023 across 1.2 FTEs, with no SCI-reportable activity in FY2022 or FY2024 in the source data. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable service contracts averaged $346.53 per hour across all percentiles. The vendor did not subcontract labor on SCI-reportable prime contracts captured in this dataset. SCI figures represent a small slice of Gulf Pacific's federal revenue — the broader award portfolio reflects primarily fixed-price delivery orders and construction contracts, many of which fall below the SCI reporting threshold or are goods-and-labor bundled arrangements not separately captured in SCI.

All types of protective coatings application, epoxy floor coatings, roof coatings, site prep, demolition, HVAC, welding & fabrication, fire proofing, marine construction, concrete construction & rehab, epoxy injection and historical restoration.